Bryant fractured his left index finger during last Sunday's emotional victory
at Cincinnati. He met with a hand specialist Wednesday who confirmed the
finger required surgery.

The 24-year-old has decided to put off surgery with his team fighting for a
playoff spot.

Bryant caught passes in Thursday's practice with his left hand in a white
glove that had a hole for his fractured left index finger to stick out.

"We don't have a definitive plan for Dez right now," said Cowboys head coach
Jason Garrett following Thursday's morning practice. "He did see the doctor
yesterday (Wednesday). Nothing has really changed. We're going to see how he
feels today (Thursday) and see if there's a chance that he can play. He went
through the walkthrough yesterday. He didn't do anything in practice
yesterday. Seemed like he was feeling fine. But we have to make a decision
there as to what we want to do. Dez is certainly a part of that decision. The
medical analysis is part of that decision as well."

Bryant leads the team with 75 catches, 1,028 receiving yards and nine
touchdowns this season.

Dallas enters Sunday's tilt trailing the New York Giants by one game for first
place in the NFC East and is behind by the same margin in the race for the
conference's two Wild Card spots.